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Keep ours at 45. Haven't turned it on yet this year but likely will be soon...
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Tyler wrote:Source of the postWhat's the humidity reading on your Samsung sensors down there?wags83 wrote:I've never noticed an issue with moisture in our basement, so I've never set up a dehumidifier, but maybe I should get one to see if I notice a difference.
Also, we turned the AC on yesterday for the first time this year.
The only one I have down there is the leak sensor by the sump pump. It only seems to show temp, but I imagine the humidity in there would not be representative of the rest of the basement anyway.
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I changed mine to continuous mode and can pull these numbers now!cwilkins88 wrote:I had mine set at 40% and the same thing as Tyler.

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DannyFanny wrote:Source of the postTyler wrote:Source of the post You need a hose going to a floor drain.
I finally bought one for my dehumidifier this year. My god how silly I was not doing that sooner.
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My pump has stopped working on mine and I have been emptying the bucket manually for the past few weeks. Haven't done a deep dive into it to see what is wrong other than checking the filter and confirming I can blow through the tubing.
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Turned on heat today. It's been surprisingly cold out this week and got to 65 in the house. Supposed to be back in the 70's and even break 80 next week. Weird transition to fall this year.
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wags83 wrote:Source of the post Turned on heat today. It's been surprisingly cold out this week and got to 65 in the house. Supposed to be back in the 70's and even break 80 next week. Weird transition to fall this year.
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I turned OFF the AC this week. Its been in the upper 40's/lower 50's and it was still kicking on. House is maintain 69 at night with no ac/heat, but if we dip much lower outside I'll have to turn it on.
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We've been keeping the windows open during the day and sitting pretty comfortable. Shut windows at night and gets to like 65?Tyler wrote:wags83 wrote:Source of the post Turned on heat today. It's been surprisingly cold out this week and got to 65 in the house. Supposed to be back in the 70's and even break 80 next week. Weird transition to fall this year.
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I turned OFF the AC this week. Its been in the upper 40's/lower 50's and it was still kicking on. House is maintain 69 at night with no ac/heat, but if we dip much lower outside I'll have to turn it on.
Love colder weather
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cooling off now. haven't turned heater on yet
actually snowed this morning
actually snowed this morning
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blake wrote:Source of the post cooling off now. haven't turned heater on yet
Same. We still have Nest set to AC and it kicks on a few times a week, havent done heat yet.
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We only ran the AC about 10 hours for all of October so far, which is nice. Been letting the house air out.
A bit chilly indoors today, but stays toasty downstairs still
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A bit chilly indoors today, but stays toasty downstairs still
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heater on now
highs only around 30
highs only around 30
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I think this is also the dehumidifier thread.
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Tempting since the pump on mine broke already. I've messed with it a few times but can't fix it. It's not the end of the world to empty the bucket though since I have a big deep sink near it.
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Tempting since the pump on mine broke already. I've messed with it a few times but can't fix it. It's not the end of the world to empty the bucket though since I have a big deep sink near it.
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We turned the AC on over the weekend. It hit 80's during the day and it was too hot at night to go to bed.
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Tyler wrote:Source of the post We turned the AC on over the weekend. It hit 80's during the day and it was too hot at night to go to bed.
Same. But only for like 30 minutes. I set our fan to run 15 minutes every hour instead because it's so much cooler in the basement that circulating the air helps cool the upstairs.
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I read a bunch of forums that say to just always run the fan to circulate. It's been much better. Haven't had to turn on the air yetejhartman91 wrote:Tyler wrote:Source of the post We turned the AC on over the weekend. It hit 80's during the day and it was too hot at night to go to bed.
Same. But only for like 30 minutes. I set our fan to run 15 minutes every hour instead because it's so much cooler in the basement that circulating the air helps cool the upstairs.
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With Nest you need to have heat or AC on to run the fan though. I guess to get around that you set the AC to 80 so it never kicks on and then just have the fan set.
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I have a nest and I scheduled my fan to run independent of the heat or a/cTyler wrote:With Nest you need to have heat or AC on to run the fan though. I guess to get around that you set the AC to 80 so it never kicks on and then just have the fan set.
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